New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1925, Page 2

MARSAY " Brand COFFEE Special Blend 49c v THE |DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST, A et ‘The Style You Look Best In | is the Best Style ~ After All! |l One man's death— No store cam rightly tell you to wear a 24-lach bottom trouser— Even It it 1s the sfyle—perhaps jt's not your style—perhaps you would rather haye 17— A style 18 one thing—but what you need 1s the main thing—at least that is how we run things here. s Tour body is worth more to you than all the stock in this store— and when a body meets a body coming through® Horsfall's he meets a well dressed man! diet 'i another man's Horsfall-M#de Sults and Topcoats $15 to 860 * Knox Fall Hats $8 HORSFALLS %99 Xdsylum Street “1t Pays to Buy Our Rind” | J. D. DONAHUE Voi&:g Culture n 2 p.om. to § p.om. Studio 545-3. SEIBLRTI PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM OUR MIEK— YOUR MILK It comes from a mod- ern dairy where good cows are well treated. It makes all the dif world. er fat, ference in { It's rich in hutt ESEIBERT & SON) 437 PARK ST PHONE 1720 NEW NarE SURE 13 Sk ROLLER & FYERY Genuine PERSIAN RUGS —dl— B. Y. JONES 385 |lH|ll|l|)l|\\l’d|lh Avg. Phone 285 or 2.4 READ THL ADS FOR_ RESLIAS 2532 HERALD CLASSIFIED 118 NEWBERSHP ON C. OF €, RLL Goal of 1,00 Set at Banquet Marking Drive End The initial step in the direction of a bigger and better Chamber of Commerce through the attainment of more suitable and permanent hous- ing facilities was taken last night at the closing banquet of the week's membership drive conducked by that organization when George H, Dyson reported to President Joseph An- drows that the $50 prize recently captuged by the Porrte & Dyson store in the window display com- petitions had been deposited with a local bank as the nucleus of a Chamber of Commerce permancnt bullding fund. This was the surprise feature of a surprise meeting, the attalnment of the weck's quota as the result of a desperate 11th hour offensive launched over the week-end by the team captains being another source of unexpected pleasure to Secretary Ralph Gould and Chairman Donald Gaffney and others directing the membershlp campalgn., Another big surprise was the presenting by the chamber through its president, Joseph R. Andrews, of a traveling kit to Congressman Dan Reed of New York, spark plug of the Nes Britain campaign. The drive opened a wegk ago yes- terday with the anticipated goal being the signing of 400 new mem- bers. Until last night's finale only 286 had been rounded up but in the week.end drive which has not spent itself even yet, 118 new mem- bers were enrolled, making the total gathered into the fold during the week, 404, New Goal of 1,500 Set When it was announced that these 404 new members had brought the total membership of the chamber up to 1,418, the team captains at the suggestion of Chairman Donald Gaffney rose en masse to their feet and pledged themselves to continue their efforts until the New Britain Chamber boasted a roster of more than 1.500. The meeting opened with invoca- tion by Rev Willlam A. Ross, pas- tor of the Jirst Baptist church. This was followed by the reading of the ¥inal reports of the each report being the {mmediate occasion of sudden and prolonged bursts of cheers, Following this, a treop of New Britain boy scouts with their colors marched into the dining room. Their leader, a straightforward little chap, stepped in front and addressed the gathered workers, and especially Congressman Reed, He told of the ideals of the Boy Scout organization and how these ideals 8o clogely coincide with those of the Chamber of Commerce. He spoke of the honors which every Boy Scout was £ eager to attain and said that one of the groatest of these. was the name “Eagle Scout,” He further stated that there were three scouts present who had re- cently merited this title and ask=d‘ a# a special honor that the medals be presented by Congressman Dan Reed, The congressman the wishes and after commending the boys fob their guccess and read- inz them the entire code of conduct of a famons athlete, dead, A the eagle scont medals on the three The boys thus honored were Frederte Lockwood ind Willlam Baker of troop 4, Cen- ter church, and Willam Tailon of troop Trinity Methediet, church Congressman Reed finished by com- plimenting the fathers of on their sone’ carly suc When the boy scouts ha { Dyson and after [ nis observations In other eities, and particularly in Ia., and of the need of the Chamber of Com- merce for a building of its own, fn President Andrews of his responded o now pinr teouts three hoy 1 1eft aroge telling of | oy City formed gift The pr thankin sident respond Mr, Dyson for the geners prompted the gitt 1 promptiv, m captains, | Mol i ¥T. | 1o appreciate for the new goal he had at th time set for tho members of same the organization, Make Tt 1,500, T Congressman Reed 1 fitst that fthe ep rigt Jrking, never um, had 1 1) H‘ said mu there 1 th thi ool Urges s next, He 1,1 were ping until t passe 1500 mark. enough hey yet unap- wehied to gai it when next Reitatn he « flonrishin xpects to most g orzanizatic ereated by Mr. building of Its nrge Il have a fine one. an a hgressman he st that the fiy rald Britai hd in Andrews Tands Presidont Andrews oke AfAressing s remarke In the matn Need then | Donala " | bourne, BN R i umz:::mmmmwmmnmmmmmmmm Wednesday' Spec1al Purchases el o s s o . - Ladies’ Imported Irish Linen 'Kerchiefs 15¢c Made with 1/16-inch hem; a fine count; Irish import; regular 19¢ each. (D&L—~Main Floor) | | | I, Samples! In Infants’ White Chinchilla Coats! $3.95 Made To Sell Up To $7.95 We certainly consider ourselves fortunate in getting them! They're righty fine Coats. The best chin- chilla! Nice new styles, too! Round collars, turtle necks, belted models. They’ll keep baby warm, com- fortable, and make him or her look just darling! Sizes 1, 2 and 3. All to go at this one price! D&T.~—2nd Floor) 95 R 36 inch Striped Amoskeag Flannels! Reg. 29c¢, at 22c vd Extra good quality! Broad and narrow Our 29¢ grade, and a dandy value even Make them into nightshirts, pajamas, ete. stripes, small and big checks, the new plaid s! at that price! Come and buy with confiden ce (D&L—Bagement) Household Blankets! 66 x 80! A Great Value at $2.75 »r Nice, warm, comfortable Bl r sturdy wearing qualities. nkets in gray will be a real- pleasure! 2 To sleep under them will p DL with rose and blue borders. They’re known for thei of housewives can attest to that statement. (D&L—3rd Floor) A Group of Brid ge Lamps With Stunning Silk Shades $7.98 tie polychrome M:P The shades are v ve regulation height and come with an a e : Complete with double of fine quality silk and tinted in the new colo rs and combinations. oot cord. plug and six-foo e to the congressman New Britzin was indeed in being able to obtain his servic in the campaign, 1} sucecess which was so much attributable to He #aid that to be able to welcome again 4nd again to New ritain and then in conclusion made the presentation of the traveling ki ST1t2mess fresdstesaresitzoeatat He eald mm': H. Latham, N. Lifshitz, Henry Lw | dorf, Lucas Lusk, E. A. Mag. P. MeDonough, P. €. Melntyre, n:m\ Milkowitz, A. A. Mills, Charles .| Murray §tudio, N. B, Spring B. Typewriter Exchang:a n Window Cleaning Corp. E. Norton, Howard M. Par- ratta, Fred J. Phillive, on Pinkus, B, C. Porter Sons, M Porter, Irving Rachlin, Tadio quipment House, Sherwood Ray- mond, Henry Recknagel, D, T. Even Reeks, 1. & J. Roth, & & Des- Morrison Segal, €. M. Seltz Geo H. Smedley, €. F John Smolak, Stevens & Wall © Dr. J. J. Tokurczyk, P. h United Cigar Store, Dr. v, Vivi 2 iy Raymond Katking, H H. W. Williamns, 1'rank 7 Frank Zwlek RECRUITING FOR NAVY Recruits for the navy ing faken in on a qouta be n men a week for the Co cut distriet, Webster, machinists, U. 8 N, said & machinists, City Items fortunate | of Open alleys tonight and tomerrow ening at R his being here. he Dispiay of n: Mar dresses worth | seelng at the w Building.—a Shop, 87 Main St,, Professional ! Congressman Reed responded fecl- ingly. He aid that ough he same here to render a professional still he was human eno the alt cvening at Rogers Recreation—advi. A0 Classified Ads accepted for inser- | rvice sani, tion In same day's paper, up to 1 underlying congressman elosed aying tribute to her in- spirit g urday 10 a suit and McCabe, 49 Walnut | Tel, 454—advt, ight and tov 15 Recreation—advt. A daughter was born this morning | and Mrs. A, J. Savard of Ken- singlon avennt Mrs. Bridget Murphy of 12ast treet is critically 11 at the New Britain General hospital | Miss Bernice Pinkus of Linwo strect gave supper and theater party for several of her friends yes- teday in honor of her 16th birthday Attorncy Morris 1. Saxe will speak | n Kiw Education,” at the mecting of the Kiwanis club at noon The m, Co. overcoat people, lustrics, her establishments. 118 New Members Signed The 118 members obtaine r the week-end follow: C. Andrews, Max Bloomberg, Bollerer's Fosy £h in, Charles I'. C tree, W. 0. Coolk Colonfal ¥l H. Cryr street, age Open alleys te new 1, Dr Herman Belk H are now . lsrasd Bron ase, W. P, Dr. C. W Peter Crona, . Curran, Dr Danielson, chlef today Mechanies, such boil- cr makers, blacksmithg and especially 8o listments are for four , open fo men between the 85 years. Mr. Webste rtising trip in and about today, and accordin mander T. M. Shock, offic I'urnishing Co ¢ of the distriet, this city S Kenncdy vesponded in a gra'lfying manne Kron, § the call for recruits Dalton, illiam H. Da Dohrenwend & Co,, I affney, m Aaron nis and made ar Rritain m irge tomorrom Mis Wi Greenstein, A E. V. Grikis, T Motor Co., W ( lon, T e Tose and Marguerite of New York city have turned to their home atter spending a vacation with Miss Tose Smith of 312 Monroe &t Troop 22, Boy Scouts, 0 o'clock v ity rin has = Homs Keith, J C. G will meet ate il at the Sal- 1y Army Hall Mardt Gras at I 0. 0. ¥ 0dd Fellows Hall.—advt, 0. O\ F. ws Hall.—advt, tardi Gras at T night. ©dd Fe Fair to- Mardl Gras at I. O. O. F. Fair !(l-; Hall.—=advt. s at Mary Eli Main, Prof. Bl night. 0dd Tell Smart Fall Dre 87 W. beth Shop, . avt Elm City Has Five Violent Deaths New Haven. Oct. 13 (P he h 1a a VanY of toll In Ne from heart diseas was Columbus Da | Haven. Two 1 fonnd dead in bed from asphyxiation yesterday Later in the day a 19- ar-old youth met a violent death while assisting in pulling a boat in stora for the winter. One woman | received burns yesterda ternoon ter resulted in her death, and another woman, from Ne elatives here, died after heart attack. Deepondency was giv 0 0 Bradley street s own life FIREPLACE GUARDS FENDERS yuths fer morning. iting r e a the ca taking ¥ « I\ll ~I ITS REC Ul DED N thraugh Joseph G. d Corinne 400 damages as the it s returnable the city third Monday of October in the conrt Silver Rr Tne. of Hartford for $75 | & Saxe fesued | have sned N M Pasquarrel Jamages |the writ which is returnable in the eity court the third Monday of Oe- | tober. | ned by automebiles, special tsain and | w York, vis- | Mortenson | yecldent on | Penniless, teereation—advt. | to the Indiana supreme court, Elizabeth Dress | POIsoning her son, Walter, the state penitentlary City tomorrow Open alleys tonight and tomorrow | Smith in the Lake county ,,,,,‘,,,-,1 court today denied a motion for a new trial widow sal | ajed orrow | 1he {1y | Main | Accused cha approxi today upon his arraignment in the | Jefferson arcsted yest alr to- | will ba Coupled with Specials! o - 1 ] .0 Children’s Carters Silk and Wool Suits* $1.45 ‘. High neck, long sleeve, ankle length, fine quality Union Suits. (D&L—Main Floor) | o e . a6 3 ] | | | i | | | <* 56 Inch Balbriggan Jersey! Formerly $2.50, at $1.69 4 Balbriggan! The most favored fall fabric in years! Wednesday our standard quality to go at an unusually tempting price! Choose f rom ten of the very newest fall shades. A saving of 81c on every yard. Think of it! (D&L—Malin Floor) 56 Inch Embroidered Wool Flannels! Reg. $3.95, at $2.69 One and one-half to two yards make as nice a dress as your heart could yearn for. They're being used rather extensively for th e new fall dresses. Choose them in the new popular eolors with novel and harmonizing border eftects. (D&L—Main Floor) Imported Irish Linen Sets! Our $3.50 Grade, at $2.75 Diseriminating housewives arve using them as luncheon, tea or bridge sets. Consist of a splendid 36-inch Hemstitched Cloth and four 14-inch Napkins to match. Pretty patterns. Our regular $3.50 grade. (D&L~~Bagement) | Union Suits! $3 Values, $1.50 More of Those Carter Anniversary Specials Last Wednesday's response was more than gratifying. order to give those who roulrln t be here last Wednesday an opportunity to “cash in” on “Carter's 60th Anniversary” we're offering another lot at the same price. Styles are high neck, long sleeve; low neck, no sleeve; knee or ankle length, Woellnesday only! (D&L—Main Floor) In THITISIIIIANINIIIIIAIINNIANIIINNINT RansnessnL et ILLNS (Cannot Apneal, She Starts Prison Term Crown Point, Ind, Oct. 13 (#) — | Withont funds to perfect an wrvp'u]‘ Mrs, convicted n’ e at ‘lmhlzm‘ to begin a life sen- | miurder Julge Martir Quick Results Use Herald C)assified Ads Anna Cunningnam, 49, SPECIAL TO STUDENTS TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT - Any Make, Late Models $10.00 for four months New Britain Typewriter Exchange Telephone 612 96 West Main Street tence for In a confession abtained in Chi- 2o after her arrest and repudiat- | the gray-haired had given peison to | four of her children, three of whom | The defense contended that mother was unbolanced mental- at the time the disputed confes- | slon was made 1 during the trial, she in Million Dollar Gem Robhery | York, Oct. 18 ’/-! -— TLAH‘ young lesman | g with \'let ation nV. ately $1,000,000 worth of | nd gems from local jewel- | was held without bail | ienier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN ST. PHONE 1409-2 Opp. ‘\l('h o ry brokers Market Court. He i erday in Newark, N. SMART FALL FROCKS | Tor Street and Busiress wear; tailored in Scottish ST T ¢ Heath and Balbriggan. Priced At Congr nal South church on Wednesday. | SPECIALLY FINE SILK STOC]\II\GS 'he morning eession will be he 10 o'clock and the afternoon sc on at 2:15 o ck. Interesting speakers heard at both sessions The Stockings ha\e lisle lhxead garter tops, reen- forced feet and in all the desirable from Connectlent, Pennsylvania, | shades of the season New York and other places journey- | B N/ MISSIONARY UNTON MEETING The wome the Tirst apd n of Women at | More than elght ihousand people ru:;l SAN _4\—rn ND | Mount Vernon. N. Y., Oct, 13 (P | NEW COATS of the Newest Fahrics, with and without fur trimmings, at the lowest possible prices, quality considered. ses to attend the annual harvest | tival of the Wartburg Orphan | arm sehool, on the outskirts of | | Mount Vernon yesterdoy. The smoothest running and best cooking range on the mar- Ket. Perfect even to the smallest detail in labor-saving features. A. CIEZYNSKI & SONS 517 MAIN